BLACKPINK Lisa’s Alcohol Advertisement Banned in Thailand, Anyone Can Be Sued For Disseminating, Why?

BLACKPINK’s Lisa was so global after debuting with her group. Recently, Lisa even released her solo debut album entitled ‘LALISA’. The album consists of two songs, namely ‘LALISA’ and ‘Money’.
It’s fantastic; even though it’s a debut album, the album ‘LALISA’ sales set a new record in Hanteo and Gaon.
When it was just released, the song ‘LALISA’ even reached the top of the world charts, the Billboard Hot 100. Not long after, the song ‘Money’ was also included in Billboard. The achievement of Lisa’s solo debut is undoubtedly very proud of the fans.
Being an idol, Lisa was also appointed as a global ambassador, CELINE. She is also the brand ambassador of ‘BVLGARI’. It didn’t stop there; Lisa was recently appointed as the first female spokesperson and a model for alcoholic beverage products, namely Scotch Chivas Regal. Without reason, the Chivas Regal brand cooperates with Lisa because the BLACKPINK rapper likes whiskey.
“After taking such a huge and hectic personal journey over the past few years, I wanted to inspire people to improve themselves. It wasn’t difficult to partner with Chivas, as the brand values ​​align very well with me, plus I’ve always been a whiskey fan,” said Lisa, quoted from Koreaboo.
Photos of Lisa holding alcohol from the brand are circulating on social media. The appointment of the ‘Playing With Fire’ singer as a model for an alcohol brand had raised pros and cons. Even the alcohol advertisement is prohibited from showing in the country of origin of the owner of the real name Lalisa Manoban, Thailand.
Reporting from Allkpop, the Thai government forbids Lisa BLACKPINK’s alcohol advertisements from circulating in the country dubbed ‘Asia’s Rice Barn’.
This was confirmed by Niphon Chinanonthwes, the Alcohol Control Committee director and has even been commissioned by the Department of Disease Control. She forbade and will investigate anyone who spreads Lisa’s alcohol advertisement in Thailand.
It is known, in Thailand, the prohibition on advertising alcohol is stated in Article 32 of the Liquor Control Act, which came into effect in 2008. Lisa herself is very famous in her home country. She even became the pride of the Thai people.
There is no exception for the alcohol advertisement promoted by Lisa to enter Thailand.